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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-02-26

Herring and founders are plentiful in
our market.
A revival meeting was commenced In
our Town Hall OH Sunday night, con-
Quoted by Rev. G. F. Wyatte, OF the NJ.
E. Church.
The steamer Geranium arrived here
on 2Srd inst, and her crew have since
been engaged in locating and repairing
buoys on our bars.
Waslington's birthday was duly
observed here by our schools. Our
channel was also well filled with wind
bound boats, and the large display OF
bunting on land and water gave to our
town very attractive appearance.
Recent arrivals at the Atlantic: A.
H. Howard, Baltimore; W. j. Thor
oughgood, Georgetown, Del: A. II.
Collins, R. ]. Sateriield. Milford, Del;
r. G. Lowery, N. j.; A. B. Crane and
wife, U. S. Signal Corps; G. F. Parra-
more, Accomac G.. II.
According to a bill which has received
the approval OF the Secretary of War,
telegrlphic rates in the U. S. Signal
Service are to be reduced three-fourths,
which is q matter of considerable impor-
lance to many OF our people. y lele-
gram of 10 words from Sfiis place to
Lewes, DEL, now costing 40 cents, will
when the bill goes into operation cost 10
cents.
A proposition was made to our ship
pers by the Del Md. and VAR. R.Co..
through their agent, last week, to re-
duce the freight on CLAIMS, oysters and
other perishable things, between this
point and Philadelphia, from So to so
cents, if the shipper would assume the
risk OF loss. Very many declined to &C
ccpt the proposition. There is neces-
sity for the operation of the Inter State
Commerce bill here, not only because Of
the high freight rates charged, but for
another reason-that Il relate is given
TO some of our merchants and denied to
others.
Chincoteague has u SENSATION in the
shape OF oil elopement. The gay Lo-
thario is one JOSEPH Whine, aphotogra-
p.,cr. of Atlantic City, n. j., and his
victim is Mrs. Georgia y. Jones, wife
of Capt. J. G. Jones. Winnie. now liv.
ing at Stockton, Md, until 3 weeks ago
had carried On his business here forsev-
eral months and was very popular with
our people. He has Il wife on the West
ern Shore of Virginia, whom he desert
ed some seven years ago. Mrs.
Jones, q handsome wonian, 25 years of
age, moved to this place 6 months ago
from Delaware. She has two children
whom she left at private boarding
house here at the time OF her departure
Oh Tuesday, 18th inst, for Stockton,
Nd, where she met Winnie. They are
at time of writing 1t Stockton. having
returned from Il short tour made to Der
lin and other points in Maryland where
they registered rs man and wife. Capt,
Jones WAS from home ut the time of the
elopemcnt, in command of schooner ply
ing between Hampton and Philadelphia.
He is very worthy citizen and has the
universal sympathy of our people.
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Mcarsv1lle.


A Handsome dwelling is to be erected
here soon by Mr.. j !. L. Bayly.
An old gentleman of this place noted
for his piety says, he has attended 40
campmeetings.
Many of our people are buslly en-
gagged in cutting tiu.ber for the new
Bethel church.
Several Of our oystermen have re-
turned from the Potomac, and report
that oysters are scarcer and times duller
there than was ever known before.
The spring elections are not talked Of
much with us. The Indications seem
to be that the present incumbents can
have another term If they desire it.
Capt Walter Vessels is the purchaser
Of a fine pungy boat, confiscatcd at
Leonardtown, Nd, for illegal dredging
and returned home with her last week
Our merchant, Mr.. A. T. Mcars, sells
Powell's Winter Patel flour at IS per
barrel, and keeps constantly on hand
for sale at low prices, Virginius, Ocean
and Peruvian guallo.
Miss Elizabeth Hart, Il noted fortune
teller of this vlcinity,is doing 'smash-
ing" business at this time. Her sane
'um is 3 favorite resort with Our young
/ ks, and she is favored oftcntimes
with the visits of q half dozen or more
of them at one and same time. Her
terms are cash or produce.
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Cape Charles.

Hon. W. L. Scott visited our town
few days ago.
The Cape Charles Ice Co.. is daily ex-
pectinc two large schooners loaded with
Boston ice.
a lot has been purchased on Mason
avenue by Lodge OF A. 0. U. W., on
which hall is to be erected soon.
Mr.. c. II. waldbrige has telephone
connections from his,lwelling to freight
depot and many points on his farm.
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A Card.

The business conducted by L. T. Le-
Cato & Co.. Philadelphia, has been turn
ed over to H. A. Shillingsburg & Co..
1923 South Front street; which firm is
recommended by US as a first class COM
mission house.
The subscriber will continue to do
commission business as heretofore with
Il. B. Schall, l52 w. Pratt street, Balti-
more. l.. T. LeCato.
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Rev \. D. Davis requests us to an
nounce, that he Will preach his last ser
mon for the present conference year, IN
the new NJ. L. Church near Pittsvilie'
on next Sabbath, Feb. 9Th, ut 81 p.
m. and for special reasons desires a fuli
congregation.
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NoTIcE-Glay, Vim. E. Floyd. owner.
will make Il short season from February
lst to April 10th, at S25 to insure Il
mare with foal. He will stand at Lo-
custville but will 90 to Drummondtown
and Powelton If services are desired,
once week. Will go to any ncighbor.
hood not more than or 6miles distant,
fiat least mares are to be served, If
services not reqtIred ut home. He will
he strictly limited TO 20 mares, and IA
have been booked. Mares from distance
will he taken and fed at actual cost Of
feed. Clay was advertised at S25 this
year because the owner WIS under obi
CATIONS to do so-his services will never
be offered again at chat price.
VIM. E. FLOYD.
louisville.
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Mrs. Marcie L. Hopkins, wife of Sir
sydney Hopkins, and sister of Mr.. A. D.
Lilliston, died at her home at onancoch
on wednesday, aged 20 years and 10
months. She was a lady of many ex-
ce]lent traits of character and her deatii
at 50 early al age, is deeply regretted by
a large circle OF relatives and friends.
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announcements.

To the Voters of Accomac County,
l announce myselfa candidate for the
office of Commonwealth Attorney, at
the May election, 1887. Subject how
ever to the decision of the Democratic
party in a primary election.
Respectfully.
JOHN J. GUNTER.
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PEDIGREE.

True Dajardo is by Bajardo. lst dam by oys.
tcrman, IT., 2ud dam Glencoe (Col. rinnry's. 3rd
dam Portsmouth.
BalardJ Is By Stephen A. Douglas, son OF Rys-
dyk's Hlmblotnnian daN Lndy Doyle, by No:tl.
Star, 2nd dam by Tickle Toby, son of Masnum
Bonum, 3rd dam Henry mare BaIlrdo Is .
trottlng bred horse and STANDARD by the pe
forinanco or his got. He sired Stapianns, rect.
2:2s, Eye Lid 2:37, Diamond AIS and Hattie c. 1892.
Stephen A. Douglas sired six Ir0ttors with all
average record Of a:2t. Oysterman Jr., slrcl by
Oysterman, he by Revenue out Of Miss Coats BY
Boston, and dam by Sir Archy- Glencoe by Dalic
peytOn. dam by Windsor. Bale Peyton was sired
by Andrew dam pocahOntas by American Eclipse.
Glcucoo WIS good two mile hett race horse.
Portsmouth by imp. LuzburOuSh out OF Polly
Pencham by John Richards. Portsmouth hal \
distinguished honor VI being victorious over the
great race horse Boston, and sired the danl OF
Wild air, 2:23.
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All persons in arrears to us for sub
scnntjons advertisements and job work
are urgently requested to pay us on
Monday, court day, Adollar OF two, as
we have frequently reminded delln-
onents before, is not much to any one
man. but in the aggregate it is quite a
respectable sum, which VIC heeo anu
NJ, 1, IF have
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-02-26

Tie Fruit Growers and Truckers AS
sociation Of Accomac, will hold Il meet
inc on the Fair Grounds, on Saturday
Feb. uary 18th inst. at p. IN. Every
one any way inter ested in fruit grow
ing and trucking are invited to De
DreSpnt,
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VIM. H. Parker, 500 Spruce street.
Philadelphia, is prepared to furnish our
farmers with genuine Irish and sweet
not;ss.,S secd-the former purchased IN
the East. the latter III rev ysrsey. ~
Parker is a commission merchant
knows tine value of good seed and Cal
recommend those he offers for sale.
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BUSINESS NOTICES :

NoT1cE-All persons indebted to the
late firm of Fosque & l3nggs are request
ed to come forward and settle by either
cash Oh note. Either of the members OF
the firm will sign in liquidation.
George B. Fosque,
Frank 81. Boggs.
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Mr.. Ferris, of wm Lea " Sons, Will
minct ON. Delaware whose flour is now
the favorite of so many good housewives
of tie Eastern Shore, is now on vlslt
TO our merchants.
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For SALE.-One wagonrunning gear,
one cart, corn and fodder.
Jno. r. Kellam, Louisville.

For SALE OR REHT-A large store
and dwelling in Pocomoke City, Nd,
the best business town on the PenlnSu-
la. 1t is centrally located has new heat
er and every other convenience, excel
lent water, summer kitchen, coal, wood
and poultry nouse.grape vines and large
lot attached. The business done at
store is large and daily increasing, Pos
session will be given Immediately if the
stock of goods, which is also offered for
sale is disposed of. For further partic.
ulars apply to j. w. Edmonds.
Accomac G. H., Va.
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t[....s
Express train. leaving Harrington so a. M.
and arriving Ut 46 p m, runs through SOLID 70
and from Baltimore via. P.,rter's hnd Newark.
New YORK, Phlladolp ha Norfolk Railroad tx
press. Leave Philadelphia 1905 a. M, daily.
baltimore $50 am, Wilmington l0.43a. ~, daily
stopping ut Clayton, Dover Harrington. DclInar
regularly; and nj alddetowr, Scaford, and Ltu-
rel to leave passengers from wllminston aud
points North or take on passengers sou'h OF Del
mar.
Leave Philadelphia II 20 p. NJ. daily. Balt!.
more 35 p. m. Wilmington IL 02 o. M. daily,
stopping nc Dover and Demhr regularly: aud &c
and At New Castle, aldietown. Clayton, EIa"ruls-
ton. and seaf0rd to leave passengers from WILL
mlngton and points North or take on passengers
for points south OF Dcimar.
The 1120 p. IN train also stopsa at L1urel TO losY3
passengers from Wilmington or points nos "a.
Observation-Disclosures leave Dalmlr l55 g. n.
daily, Dover 3.l6 AM, Regularly arriving VII.
minGton 4.35 &. IN, baltimore 6.t5 q. m. ana
Philadelphia $50 a. IN.
Tho IS Il. m. train also stops at Seaford, Har-
rngton, Clayton, Ald'lletJwu To leave passon-
gers from points south OF Dslmar. or take On
passengers for Wilmington and points North.
Leave Delmar 40 p. IN. week days. HarrinS-
ton &c PM, Dover W pm. regularly; arriving
wilmington pm, Baltinoce9 81 pm, an 1
philadelphia % m.
Also stops Llurel. Sc iford .Glayto land Middle.
town to leave passengers for points sonth Of DOL
mar or to take on passengers for wilmington
and points North.
New Castle accommodation Trains -L"syo WILL
nlngton G. 90 Am, and 80 p. N. Leave NEW cas-
tie 6,4U Il. IN. and 80 o. IN.
Delaware Maryland and Virginia Dr. Trains
Leave Harrington for Lewes ll.05 a. M, 6.5e.
For FRANKLIN and way stations 1l.05 y. m. Re-
turning trulns leave Loves for Harrington s.3S
Il. H., and Q Is p. m. Leave Franklin 80 =. n.
Queen Anne 4 Kent R. R-Loave Townsend for
CentrerIlle aud way stations &c g. m. and A p;.
in. week days.
Delaware Chesapeake R. R.-Deav Clayton
for Oxford and way stations 10 03 a. M and o2p.
m. week days.
Cambridge & sesford R. R.-LeaTe Scrtord for
Cambridge and way stallons IL 50 a. IN. week days
ConnccIlon-At Porter. with Newark Della
waro City Railroad. Al Townsend, with Queoa
Anne's s Kent Railroad. AT Clayton. with Dela-.
ware Chesapeake Railroad and Baltimore and
Delaware Bay Ra!ESoad 5afEass9a Aiss
:; scaford, with Cambridge & ssatord Railroad
s Dellnar, With New York, Philadelphia No7
wIcomico Il Pocomoke, aud Peninsula Rail
CHAS. E. PUGH, General Nansge
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The first number of newspaper TO DC
nuhllsheo at Cape Charles, and known
as The Pioneer, appears this week WIN
Mr.. Wm. Bullet FitzHugh as editor.
lie has our best wishes.
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FRUIT TREES AND PLANTs-Straw-
berry, raspberry, blackberry, gooseberry,
and asparagus plants, currant and grape
vines. Peach trees a specially. Also
pear, plum, apple, cherry, ounce, shade
and ornamental Trees. Prices low
Terms cash. Address
r. G. Barnard,
Lebanon, Del.
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For peas and irish potatoes use Vif-
oiuius Guano. peculiarly adapted TO tue
growth of tle;e crops, and enter Tie
LIST as a competitor for the premiums
offered in another column.
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A fellow feeling makes us wondrous
kind as is illustrated in ''mine host OF
the Maltby House, who having osen one
of ,em knows how to make the boys
comfortable and happy,
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NoTIcE.--Everyone is hereby fore
warned from cunning or hauling seine
on my premises without permission UNI
der full penalty Of the law.
Geo. P. Barnes.
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NOTICE., hereby forewarn all per-
son OF persons from hauling seine on
nv shore, also from cunning or trapping
of any kind Oh my premises. under full
penaity of the law. g. 7. Taylor.
Oct. ID 1916
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County Court commences next Mon
day. A special grand jury Will also Dc
empannelled OH that day.
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Fon SALE.-Crescent Hyslup, WILL
son and Sharpless Strawberry plants
by the thousand Sl.50, large quantities
81. 25; Rancocas raspberries at $500 per
hundred.
Temperlnceville.
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Respectfully,
TIIoS. &. PARRAGORE.

[ hereby announce myselfa candidate
for reelection to the office of Sheriff,
subject, however, to the decision Of the
Democratic party at the primary cleo
ton, should such a.course be Il lopte'l.
JNo. II. WISE.
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Arthur z. Dennis has been appointed
acting assistant OF Cherrystone LignV
vice VIM. G.. Bell, transferred.
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LOCAL NEWS.

4 postoflice has been established at
Grmgeville with MI. George w. hyS-
lup as postmaster.
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For SALE-A fine mule of good size,
years old and unbroken, on reasonable
terms. Ira Hopkins.
near Onancock.
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George Cherrick, of Chincoteagne,was
put in jail on Friday, Il last week.
charged with an assault on Il little girl.
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For ENT.-For the present or next
year. Il good two.horse farm, with OF
without dwelling Oh reasonable terms.
Geo. 2. Barnes.
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notice. am now permanently 10.
Gated at Pocomoke city, Md, and res
pectfully invite my friends from Virgin
in to favor me with their patronage.
Good work and satisfactory prices guar
anteed. G.. y. Lescallette.
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DESCRIPTION.

True Bajar,lo is a solid bay, no white, black
points, foaed April 1884, and Is Is hands inches
high. Ho is u very hi nds0mo strong nude colt,
and In style and gait Is nearly perfect as 4 light
harness horse; and from present Indications
ought to make a successful sire of fast road and
track hursp9
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NoTIcE.-We have now in stock, Po-
comoke Super-Phosplate, Peruvian
guaIo, refuse salt, KainiT, glass. plows,
piow castings. rope and traces, all kinds
of seeds, pe;ts. onions &C., everything in
fact the farmer needs.
G.. d. Fosque 81 Co.
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Tony Fellow-Citlzens of Accomac

Tony Fellow-Citlzens of Accomac
County,
I Thereby announce myself a candidate
for Commonwealth Attorney in the
election to be held next spring. L have
held the Office for the last eighteen
months by the appointment Of Judge
Parramore ,allIl during that time have
prosecuted to the best of my ability ev-
cry violation of the law without preju-
dice or partially; andi my felow-coull-
tymen.apprpve nv course, and see fit to-
continue me in Office for Il regular term,
l shall be gratefulto them, and endeav-
or to fill the office with credit to myself
and the county. L, of course, shall be
subject to the primary election, if the
Democratic party decide upon such
course. Respectfully yours.
j. III. FLETCHER, JR.
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For RENT-A dwelling at Pocomoke
City, Md. large and conveniently ar
ranged. with large garden and lot, deep
dry cellar. excellent water, centrally To-
Gated and suitable for boarding house.
Possession can be given Immediately.
For further particulars address
Mrs. u. b. Henderson.
Pocomoke City, Md. .
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ssr A cross-marK on your paper, before
s5s. yonr name. made with pen and INK
ssS indicates tnat your subscription has
U.s. expired. or is due. anu you are re-
Esr spectfully solicited to remit OF re-
S new.
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The Aandsomo TrotHng Cred Stld0a
True Baiardo.

Will make tho season If 1887 on the E;stern
Shore 0f Virginia on the following tarnls: S25 10
insure IL marc with foal; sl5 for services the
son; aud IS for sIngo services, limited strictly TO
ton approved mares.
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OATs.-I have for sale 200 bushels Of
oats. ID. II. johnson,
Leemout.
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REMARKS.

From the foregoing It will BIO seen that True
Bajardo comes from the best trotting STOCK on
his slres sidc aud this blood Is basel on II race
horse foundation through his dam, or walch
there Is no better. With such strong breedin, he
will lnpnrt. substance AMI finish tU Ills get
With great uniformity as his sire BajardO has
done, He will make his season from February
u r2-For frrther narticulnrs apply 10
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Fon SALE-Fine lot of clover seed at
city prices in quantities osuit purcIlas
ers. d. IT. Dennis.
Temperanceyille, Va.
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For SALE.--One hundred thousand
strawberry plants. Crystal City, Bid
well, Sharpless and Monarch OF the
West at $3.50 per l, 900. Orlers for
5000 or more delivered at any station on
N. Y, Z. q n. r. r.. freight prepaid.
Geo. w. McMath.
Onley, Va
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WANTED.-An industrious farmer to
work good two-horse farm for present
year, either for share or wages. Horses
aud implements furnished If desired.
=. Fentrcss, LocQsLmount.
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FENcE.-Every one who has seen. or
bought my fence, are willing to testify.
that it is the cheapest, strongest and
best fence in every respect, ever offered
to the public. Orders promptly filed,
/ give unnecessary instructions, anyone
can put it up. Terms cash on delivery.
Address a. M. Nottingham,
louisville, Va.
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The best goods are the cheapest. Use
LEAFS FlourS.
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L. FLOYD, Mock,
Accomac G. H., Va.

Eecs.-I have for sale Langshang
eggs at 81 90 for setting of Is.
w, D. TUNNEL.
Only station, Va.
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CATTLE-I have for sale two young
Jersey COWS, with calf, very handsome,
and one Jersey heifer, all 1T low prices.
II. +. Byrd,
Temperanceville, Va
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announce myself as a candidate for
A.e1entj nl-for.tbeof finnos ne'c,.:s. iae;74s ;.
er of Revenue of Accomac county, for
district No. 9, (St. Georges Parish,)
subject, however, to the decision of the
Democratic party at Il primary election,
ifsnch method of making nominal
tions bc adopted.
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SEED OATs-I have for sale, one hun
dred bushels of the celebrated Welcome
Oats, !" weighing over 10 pounds to the
bushel. Five bushels or less 10 cents,
/ IOr -all over Iive ou. cellCs.
Ben. T. Gunter,
Accomac c. H.. Va.
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RI the Democrats of Accomack.

To the Democrats of Accomack.
/ announce myself Il candidate for the
Office of Commonwealth S Attorney sub
ject to whatever rules may be adopted by
the Democratic purity for the selection of
candidates. 1t has been reported by
people interested against me, that I'M
der certain circumstances / will with
draw from the contest. This is all false
absolutely false and without founda-
ti6n from either me or my father who is
reported to be the one in whose favor |
am. to withdraw. l shall be a candidate
until my interest in the result is decid-
ed. Respectfully.
NJ Gro. +. PARRAMoRE.
& can imagine no combination of cir
&mstances that would justify me i'll
permitting Geo. T. Parranore to give
up his aspiration TO the office Of Com
monwealth's Attorney in my favor, nor
would avail myself Of it, il he desired
to .1n so. nor will l be u candidate
Respectfully,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-02-26

Ask for Kirkwood. Best family -four
in the market. Every barrel guaran-
teed. Satisfaction given wherever used.
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For SALE-Pnre bronze turkey eggs
for spring setting at $3.50 for setting Of
ID. II. r. Byrd,
Temperanceyille, Va.
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Losr.-On February 14th, between
Pasturia and Onancock, Il brown and
plaid red shawl. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by returning to Z. z.
Byrd & Bro, Pastoral, or to ENTER
PRISE office.
Mrs. SALLIE E. BYRD,
Pastoral,
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Pocomoke Super Phosphate was new
er sold in the county before in such large
quantities. proof of its merits. apply
to G. B. Fosque e Co., for it-aSo for
ANYTHING you need in our line OF new
goods. just received.
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For SALE.-Two COWS, I AYRSHIRE,
the one large the other Of medium size
at $50 and so, each TO calye early in
spring. Also lot of cypress potato bed
frames, already made and as good rs
new. Smith X. Martin,
Hoifmlns' Wharf.
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500, 900 Strawberry Plants. Hoffman's,
the coming early berry, Jessie Jewell,
May King, Parry Crystal City, Wilson $.
Crescents, Sharpless, Bidwell, and all
the best kinds. Raspberry. all the lead
ing kinds. Blackherries, Wilson, Jr.,
Early Harvest, Wilson Early Rootcut-
tlngs, Keiffer, Lawson, and other Pear
trees. Fine stock OF Apple, Peach Cur
rants, Grape vines, Ornamentals, &c.
Stock fine and true to name Crates
baskets. Catalogue free, telling what
to plant. }. W. Hall.
Marion Station, Md.